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› March 24, 2002
ImageTagger
Got a folder full of images for the web, but don't feel like typing up img tags for each and every one? Check out ImageTagger for Mac OSX and 9. A little useless for one or two images, but priceless for more than a handful. The app automatically generates tags for each image, including properties like height, width, alt, border, etc. And hey, it's free.
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1. March 25, 2002 11:33 AM
2. March 25, 2002 01:59 PM
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Nate Posted…
Perhaps I'm missing something about pshops web photo gallery, but that seems like a completely different tool. The ImageTagger seems like a timesaver for getting img tag source code - not for batch generating photo galleries.3. March 26, 2002 02:59 AM
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Andria Posted…
Speaking of Photoshop...I must say version 6.0 has spiraled into an enigmatic morass for me. Granted, I'm not the design guru like Nate, but I always felt comfortable with PS until version 5.5. Now, when I launch 6.0, i just scratch my head, tilt my neck to the side, and start to droll stupidly. It's like everything moved and is playing hide-and-seek with me. Argh. Why, for the love of God, why?!4. March 26, 2002 07:13 AM
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Nate Posted…
Andria, it's the top toolbar - don't get too worried, keep using it a bit more and it will quickly become your favorite version. Wendy Peck has a nicely written piece on photoshop 6 in Photoshop 6 Review: What it Means for Web Work. If for nothing else, the improved text handling alone will make it worth your while.5. March 26, 2002 08:36 AM
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huphtur Posted…
why use such a crap app, when ya can use photoshop's "Web Photo Gallery" option?